What's on in the University

On 6th May at 1pm Prof. Simeon Zahl will give a seminar entitled ‘Are Doctrines Empirically Verifiable? Theology, Theory, and the Human Sciences’. A light sandwich lunch will be provided from 12:30 in the Healey Room, Westminster College, Madingley Road Cambridge. Please be seated by 12:50 so that the seminar can start promptly.

Hidden Cambridge's latest and surely most entertaining city centre walking tour led by a Cambridge Green Badge Guide

For their Easter concert, Cambridge University Wind Orchestra team up with Big Band Roulette, a new jazz project based out of the University of Cambridge.

A talk by Onur Engin (University of Cambridge) in the 'Cambridge Seminars in the History of Cartography' series.

Dr Harry Spillane will explore Victorian book collecting habits through chocolate heir Francis Fry's immense collection of bibles.

Dr Joshua Fitzgerald's talk will delve into a rare 16th-century Aztec translation of Latin scriptures and uncover its hidden lessons.

An afterhours film screening of Derek Jarman's queer classic, Sebastiane

An afternoon of crafts and ancient animal antics at the Museum of Classical Archaeology

Join us for a craft workshop all about pollinators!

A performance of one of the greatest song cycles by Schubert, a work of exceptional depth and emotional intensity.

In this concert, Clare Hall is happy to present one of the brightest young talents emerging on the international scene.

Date: 12 May 2025 Time: 18:00 -19:30 Speaker: Ugo Gentilini Talk Title: '“What Are We Learning from 2,500 Years of Cash Transfers?” Location: Ramsden Room, St Catharine's College

With a dash of sunny weather, a sprinkle of great vibes, and a wedge of excellent company, we welcome the return of the Eddington Beer Garden.

A workshop about making and living with mistakes, with surgeon, educator and writer David Alderson and visual artist Kirsten Lavers

Through her work, Kirsten Lavers creates possibilities for conversations around our desire for perfection and discomfort with fallibility.

Grab a glass of wine and a sketchpad, it's time for Drink and Draw

Mill Road History Society presents a talk by Nigel Kerry, Director of Music at OLEM, on how a former ballerina from the slums of Paris financed the creation of what is commonly known as the Catholic Church

Join one of our knowledgeable Visitor Assistants for an introductory guided tour of the Kettle’s Yard house.

A morning workshop for people interested in games (table top, role play) and also in thinking about how we can improve conversations around death and dying.

An evening of poetry inspired by Greek and Roman sculpture